Blood pressure monitors

CVS Blood pressure Monitor Reviews

Summary:Has an irregular heartbeat detector. Has a BP risk category indicator. Allows multiple users to store readings separately. Includes two cuff sizes or a one-size-fits-most cuff. Data averaging function. Very Good for comfort. Directions for how to use on cuff.

1 person has reviewed this model.

Type: Wrist monitors

The CVS Advanced BP3MY1-1ECVS Item# 800228 is part of the blood pressure monitor test program at Consumer Reports. In our lab tests, blood pressure monitor models like the Advanced BP3MY1-1ECVS Item# 800228 are rated on multiple criteria, such as those listed below.


Accuracy:Accuracy is based on how the model's readings compared with those taken on a mercury sphygmomanometer used by two trained testers.
Convenience:Convenience is based on pluses and minuses of the model's features (such as irregular heartbeat detection, a blood-pressure risk category indicator, and multiple user memories).
Comfort:Comfort is based on opinion scores given by test subjects.

User Reviews - CVS Advanced BP3MY1-1ECVS Item# 800228

By lauram

from Bloomington IN

(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)

Cons

Gave alarming readings

Best Uses

None if not accurate

Comment:

We used the monitor with my mother who has hypertension and it showed she had low blood pressure; it showed that her daughter was hypertensive with multiple readings (150/90) but she has never received a diagnosis of hypertension or an abnormal reading at the doctor's office (even recently). My concern is that it might be inaccurate.

Source: www.consumerreports.org
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